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gmhouben · 09-26-2007, 03:32 PM

My comments about the lipo rule was in no way intended to slight fastcats. They are THE top rc facility in Canada, no question. I will still come out and race in the winter with borrowed NIMH's. My frustration is with the RC community's (ROAR) inability to accept new technologies that will be the future of our hobby. There are lipo safe charging containers and protective battery cases that reduce the chance of injury should a lipo blow up, however unlikely it may be.

Does the no lipo rule apply to transmitter packs also?

09-26-2007, 03:32 PM	#28
gmhouben RCC Junior Contributor Join Date: May 2004 Feedback: 0 / 0% Posts: 248 Total Props: 0	My comments about the lipo rule was in no way intended to slight fastcats. They are THE top rc facility in Canada, no question. I will still come out and race in the winter with borrowed NIMH's. My frustration is with the RC community's (ROAR) inability to accept new technologies that will be the future of our hobby. There are lipo safe charging containers and protective battery cases that reduce the chance of injury should a lipo blow up, however unlikely it may be. Does the no lipo rule apply to transmitter packs also?